Molecules
Ecosystems
Populations
Climate
Biomes
100

This is the main greenhouse gas responsible for climate change.

What is Carbon Dioxide?

100

Rocks, soil, and water are all _____ factors of an ecosystem.

What is abiotic?

100

This type of relationship involves two species that live closely together and help each other survive more successfully:

What is mutualism?

100

The Earth receives the most intense solar radiation here, at 0 degrees latitude:

What is the equator?

100

US states such as Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada exist in this biome:

What is the desert?

200

The Earth's atmosphere is primarily composed of this gas:

What is Nitrogen?

200

This is the average amount of energy passed on from one trophic level to another in a food chain:

What is 10%?
200

Populations that grow logistically will reach this point in their population growth, where the size of the population remains stable over time.

What is carrying capacity?

200

Temperature and ____ are the primary factors that cause ocean water to undergo thermohaline circulation:

What is salt content/salinity?

200

This biome is found away from the equator, is dominated by various grasses, and has good soil for farming:

What is the temperate grassland?

300

Plants produce this through photosynthesis:

What is glucose?
300
This type of succession occurs when an existing ecosystem is destroyed:

What is secondary?

300

These types of factors affect the growth of a population depending on its size:

What are density-dependent limiting factors?

300

Carbon dioxide naturally fluctuates from season to season because of this:

What is photosynthesis by land plants in the Northern Hemisphere?
300

This biome is one of the largest by land area and is dominated by coniferous trees that can withstand heavy snowfall.

What is the taiga/boreal forest?

400

These chemicals are responsible for ozone depletion:

What are CFCs?

400

These organisms are typically the pioneer species during Primary Succession due to their very limited nutritional requirements:

What is moss/lichen?
400

This process describes individuals leaving a population (other than death).

What is emigration?

400

Mountains can physically block weather patterns, causing very different ecosystems to exist on one side of the mountain range versus the other, leading to this phenomena:

What is the rainshadow effect?

400

This biome's name means "treeless" and the majority of the ground consists of permanently frozen soil known as permafrost.

What is the tundra?
500
Plants obtain this form of nitrogen from the soil in which they live:

What are nitrates?

500

This group of plants are known to harbor nitrogen-fixing bacteria which allow the nitrogen cycle to exist. 

What are legumes?

500

This term applies to any animal that helps to control the population size of others; although their own population size is relatively small.

What is a keystone species?

500

This international treaty tried to set goals for carbon emissions in an effort to combat climate change, but was never signed by the US:

What is the Kyoto Protocol?

500

This biome is found in the Pacific Northwest and is the smallest by land area.

What is the temperate rainforest?